Sunday, October 4, 2009

Kenneth's Critique of Becca's Freezing Fire

This poem is about magma turning into volcanic rock. She captured this in the first few lines. The idea went off track in the following lines: “filled with placid fears. Our loving hatred gives hazy clarity and forms our perfect flaws.” She did well by opening with: “This effortless labor brings soothing pain.” At first, I thought this was about a baby. Then I saw a volcano erupt.
I think that in the future she can continue to present a recurring theme uniformly throughout the poem.

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